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Old 10-04-2004, 12:51 PM   #1
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95 Lumnia Reverse Lights and Power Trunk

Hi Guys:

I am new to this forum -but I have found a TON of good info here.

Here's one for ya'....

1995 Lumina Sedan 3.1.

No reverse Lights and the power trunk solenoid does not function in any gear position.

The two seemed to die, or at least I noticed them dead, at the same time. On occasion, very rarely, the starter will not engage either - not a click, nothing. Then a minute later it fires up OK with no known repeatable technique.

I am mainly concerned about the reverse lights and trunk solenoid. There's got to be a common point between the two - or the three.

Like the transmission PRNDL switch on the transmission on top????

Thanks for the guidance.

Phil
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